Live: Paris bans protests after violent unrest as Macron takes swipe at Trump
Summary
French police banned protests in parts of Paris following violent demonstrations linked to the rising cost of living and fuel prices. President Emmanuel Macron criticized US President Donald Trump for using the unrest for political advantage ahead of the US midterm elections.Key Facts
- Protests were banned from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm in key areas of Paris, including near the presidential palace, parliament, the Louvre, and Champs-Elysees.
- The ban followed violent unrest during recent student and Yellow Vest protests.
- French police said organizers could not guarantee the prevention of violence and vandalism.
- Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu planned to meet with mayors from Paris, Marseille, and Lyon, cities affected by riots.
- A curfew was imposed in parts of Paris for some nights to maintain public order.
- The Yellow Vest movement and high school students planned more demonstrations over the weekend.
- Macron accused President Donald Trump of exploiting the unrest for political gain before the US midterms.
- French intelligence services were involved in preparing for the upcoming protests.
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